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Nico Collins

HOU Wide Receiver #12

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Texans WR Nico Collins is inactive for Week 10 against the Lions.

Collins was activated from injured reserve Saturday, making his status for Sunday Night Football somewhat of a surprise. It is not yet known if he suffered some some sort of setback or if the team simply felt he wasn’t ready for game repetitions just yet. Also inactive for the Texans are DE Will Anderson, CB Myles Bryant, LB Jamal Hill, RB Dameon Pierce, and OT Zachary Thomas.
Calvin Ridley

TEN Wide Receiver #0

Calvin Ridley caught 5-of-9 targets for 84 yards and two touchdowns in the Titans’ Week 10 loss to the Chargers.

Ridley, who now has 300 receiving yards over his past three games, continued his post-DeAndre Hopkins heater as the clear No. 1 Tennessee wideout. Ridley had a 41-yard first quarter touchdown on a gorgeous, if rare, throw from Will Levis, and got a second score in the final moments of fourth quarter garbage time. Fantasy managers will take it all the same. Ridley’s target share and air yards share makes him a must-play going forward. He’ll get the Vikings in Week 11.
J.K. Dobbins

LAC Running Back #27

JK Dobbins had 15 rushes for 50 yards in the Chargers’ Week 10 win against the Titans, adding three catches for five yards.

It was an unwelcome development for Dobbins drafters as Gus Edwards returned from injury and saw ten rushes to Dobbins’ 15 attempts. Importantly, Dobbins lost out on much of the short yardage work, including a goal line carry in the second half. Dobbins’ fantasy upside is clearly lopped off with Edwards back in the fold, even though Dobbins should remain the Chargers’ primary pass-catching back. Dobbins will be a decent RB2 option in Week 11 against a poor Bengals defense.
Drake London

ATL Wide Receiver #5

Drake London caught 8-of-12 targets for 97 yards in the Falcons’ Week 10 loss against the Saints.

London nearly came down with what would have a been a 25-yard gain in the first quarter, and mostly chipped away at a vulnerable New Orleans secondary throughout the second half as the Falcons abandoned the run. London led the team in targets and receiving yards on the day, and showed no ill effects of the hip injury he sustained in Week 9 against the Cowboys. He’ll be a top-15 fantasy option next week against a tough Broncos coverage unit.
Bijan Robinson

ATL Running Back #7

Bijan Robinson had 20 rushes for 116 yards and two touchdowns in the Falcons’ Week 10 loss to the Saints, adding three catches for 28 yards.

Robinson punched in a goal line carry on fourth down after Tyler Allgeier was stuffed three times in the third quarter. He also exploded for a 37-yard score in the second half, outrunning Saints defenders and gliding into the end zone for an easy six. Robinson out-carried Allgeier 20 to 11 on the day, though both Atlanta backs were effective. Robinson’s fantasy upside will continue to be capped until he sees more red zone work. Still, he’ll be a top-end play in Week 11 against the Broncos.
Kirk Cousins

ATL Quarterback #18

Kirk Cousins completed 23-of-38 attempts for 305 yards and an interception in the Falcons’ Week 10 loss against the Saints.

Cousins was sacked three times and pressured frequently in the second half when the Falcons were forced into a pass-heavy game script. Time and again — including on the last play of the game — Cousins threw short of the sticks against a Saints secondary that has proven beatable in recent weeks. He came into Week 10 with seven touchdown tosses in his past two outings. Cousins profiles as a top-12 fantasy option for Week 11 against the Broncos.
Drake Maye

NE Quarterback #10

Drake Maye completed 15-of-25 passes for 184 yards, one touchdown, and an interception in the Patriots’ 19-3, Week 10 win over the Bears, adding four carries for 24 yards.

Maye won the battle of first-round rookie quarterbacks, throwing the sole touchdown of the game against the Bears. He threw an interception in the first quarter, making a poor throw right to Bears LB T.J. Edwards, and another near pick in the third quarter dropped by Bears DB Kevin Byard. Maye flashed his mobility with four carries for 24 yards and several scrambles to try to salvage plays outside the pocket. His touchdown pass was a two-yard toss to Ja’Lynn Polk in the second quarter, primarily hitting short throws throughout the game and a few deep passes to Austin Hooper and Kayshon Boutte. Maye’s dual-threat ability give him high-end QB2 upside against the Rams in Week 11.
Marquez Valdes-Scantling

NO Wide Receiver #10

Marques Valdes-Scantling caught all three of his targets for 109 yards and two touchdowns in the Saints’ Week 10 win against the Falcons.

Valdes-Scantling, who signed with the Saints in late October, worked as the team’s clear No. 1 receiver with Chris Olave (concussion) out. He beat the Atlanta secondary for a 66-yard catch following his lengthy touchdown grab. That was followed by a red zone touchdown reception near the back of the end zone. Only Alvin Kamara had more targets than Valdes-Scantling on the day. MVS profiles as a volatile deep threat who could see decent opportunity in the New Orleans offense going forward.
Caleb Williams

CHI Quarterback #18

Caleb Williams completed 16-of-30 passes for 120 yards in the Bears’ 19-3, Week 10 loss to the Patriots, adding two carries for 15 yards.

The boo birds were out in full force in Chicago as the Bears offense strung together another abysmal performance, failing to score a touchdown for the second straight game. A combination of offensive line failures, receivers not gaining separation, and Caleb Williams holding the ball long led to a whopping nine sacks by the Patriots defense. Williams did not turn the ball over but could not push the ball downfield, averaging just 4.0 yards per attempt. The Bears have major issues to address all the way down to the coaching staff before the offense will see improvement. Williams is a back-end QB2 against the Packers for Week 11.
Alvin Kamara

NO Running Back #41

Alvin Kamara had 17 rushes for 55 yards in the Saints’ Week 10 win against the Falcons, adding five catches for 54 yards.

Kamara was once again the entire New Orleans offense with Chris Olave (concussion) sidelined. It could have been a much bigger stat line for Kamara if he hadn’t dropped an easy 60-yard touchdown to ice the game late in the fourth quarter. Kamara was elusive throughout, and nearly broke a couple long runs in the first half. He now has 57 touches over the past two weeks in a Saints offense with precious few viable offenses pieces remaining. Kamara will be locked in for another heavy workload in Week 11 against the Browns.

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